Call For Applications: TiE Women Program 2025 For Women Entrepreneurs ( Cash price $50,000)

The TiE Women Program 2025 is an exciting opportunity for women entrepreneurs worldwide, offering **equity-free cash prizes of up to $50,000** along with mentoring, investor access, and networking opportunities.

Application Process

1. Eligibility: Open to women-led startups founded on or after January 1, 2018.

3. Deadline: June 15, 2025.

4. Chapter-Level Mentoring & Finals: June 15 – September 15, 2025.

7. Global Finale: December 3 – 5, 2025, at TGS, Jaipur

How to Apply

You can submit your application through the official TiE Women Application Portal 

Early Stage and Late Stage Startups Founded or Co-Founded by Women Entrepreneurs

Women co-founder must be majority/equal founder stakeholder

Companies registered on or after 1 Jan 2018 eligible to apply.

Vision

The vision of TiE Women (tiewomen.org) is to embrace, engage and empower women entrepreneurs across the globe – irrespective of the size of the enterprises, origin, standing or background.

Mission

The vision is set to be achieved through a solid mission of sustainable and easy-to-adapt programming for all 61 chapters of TiE Global that will track the entire entrepreneurial journey with solid outcome metrics. The program is built on the Pillars of TiE Women: Learning, Mentoring, Access to Funding, Scalability, Safe Space, and Community.

Benefits to Participants

Equity free cash prizes $50,000

Mentoring by successful entrepreneurs

Investor Access From around the world

Networking With global participants and TiE members. Global Platform to showcase your startup Learning Sessions and events

2025 Global Program Timeline: 1 March 1st, 2025

Launch Applications Launch: 2 June 15th, 2025

Close Application Close: 3 June 15th – Sept. 15th, 2025

Chapter Mentoring

Finals 4

Spet. 16th – Nov. 1st, 2025

Global Knowledge Sessions Engage with Experts 5, November, 2025, Mock Finals

Finals 6, Dec. 3rd – 5th, 2025- Global Finale: Grand Finale at TGS, Jaipur.

A strong business plan for a grant or entrepreneurship application should be clear, structured, and persuasive. Below is a detailed outline to help you draft an effective plan:

1. Executive Summary

Briefly introduce your business concept, mission, and vision.

Outline what your company does, its target market, and why it’s needed.

Mention key financial needs (e.g., how much grant funding you seek).

Example:

"Green Harvest Farms is an agribusiness startup specializing in organic vegetable production. Our mission is to provide sustainable, healthy food options while supporting local farmers. We seek a $50,000 grant to expand our irrigation system and introduce eco-friendly farming practices."

2. Business Description

Provide a background of your company (if already established).

Describe the industry and market trends.

Explain what makes your business unique.

Example:

"Founded in 2022, Green Harvest Farms operates in the organic farming sector, focusing on sustainable agriculture. With growing demand for organic food, we provide locally grown, chemical-free vegetables to health-conscious consumers.

3. Products or Services

Clearly define what you are offering.

Highlight what makes your product/service different or innovative.

Mention pricing and production details (if applicable).

Example:

"We cultivate pesticide-free vegetables, including tomatoes, spinach, and carrots. Our produce is sold through direct-to-consumer channels and local grocery stores at competitive prices."

4. Market Analysis

Identify your target market (who will buy your product?).

Include market size, growth potential, and competitors.

Explain why your business has an advantage.

Example:

"Our target market includes urban families, restaurants, and organic food stores. With increasing health awareness, demand for organic food has grown by 20% annually. Our farm stands out by offering affordable, locally sourced produce.

5. Business Model & Strategy

Explain how your business operates (sales, production, partnerships).

Outline your marketing strategy (how will you attract customers?).

Describe growth plans (expansion, new products).

Example:

"We use direct marketing via social media and partnerships with local markets. The grant will help us scale production and establish a farm-to-table delivery service.

6. Financial Plan

Detail your revenue model (how you make money).

Provide cost estimates (expenses, operational costs).

State how the grant funds will be used.

Example:

Funding Needs: $50,000

Breakdown:

$20,000 – Irrigation system

$15,000 – Equipment and supplies

$10,000 – Marketing and branding

$5,000 – Staff training

"This investment will increase productivity by 30%, boosting annual revenue by $80,000 within two years."

7. Impact and Sustainability

Show how your business benefits society, the environment, or the economy.

Explain how you will sustain operations after grant funding.

Example:

"Our project will create 10 jobs for local farmers, reduce food waste, and promote eco-friendly farming. Revenue from sales will ensure long-term sustainability beyond the grant period."

8. Conclusion & Call to Action

Reaffirm why your business deserves the grant.

Express gratitude and readiness to provide additional details.

Example:

"With your support, Green Harvest Farms will scale operations, create jobs, and contribute to a healthier community. We appreciate your consideration and look forward to your partnership in making organic farming more accessible.